Eagles offense struggles in loss to Giants, Sirianni addresses coaching concerns

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Last updated Nov 9, 2026

Eagles offense struggles in loss to Giants, Sirianni addresses coaching concerns
Summary

The Philadelphia Eagles faced a disappointing defeat against the New York Giants, losing 19-11 in Week 9. Despite leading 8-6 at halftime, the Eagles' offense faltered, gaining only 94 yards in the second half. Quarterback Joe Milton III made his first career start but was sacked seven times. Head coach Nick Sirianni criticized the offensive team's performance and expressed concerns about offensive coordinator Sean Mannion's play-calling. With the Eagles' offense ranked last in total yards entering the game, questions surround potential changes in the coaching staff during the upcoming bye week.

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  • •Eagles lost to Giants 19-11 in Week 9 matchup.
  • •Offense gained only 220 total yards during the game.
  • •Joe Milton III sacked seven times in his starting debut.
  • •Eagles ranked last in the NFL in total offense before the game.
  • •Sirianni faces scrutiny over offensive coordinator Sean Mannion's performance.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are in one of their worst situations in almost three decades after their Week 9 loss to the New York Giants. After taking an 8-6 halftime lead, the Eagles’ offense gained 94 yards in the second half but still lost 19-11. Philly’s offense gained 220 yards and averaged just 3.7 rushing yards […] The post Nick Sirianni Didn’t Hold Back on Underachieving Eagles Coach After Ugly Giants Loss appeared first on HEAVY.

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